Correspondence Locals Share Lake Resort Visits
Mr and Mrs W W Huberet of Detroit spent a few days at Lost Lake resort last week. Francis Migan of Brooklyn NY and others visited M W Finch and family. Lynn Finch of Detroit and Mrs Ed Finch and Donald visited grandparents. Walter Wake of Sears and Nellie Nutin of Grand Rapids called on M W Finch. Seil family members visited Lake Sunday and David and Himo Seil spent the day with Elmo and Francis Migan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Huberet
Detroit
Lost Lake
Imo
Francis Migan
Brooklyn
N. Yu
M. W. Finch
Lynn Finch
Ed. Finch
Donald
M.W. Finch
Walter Wake
Sears
Nellie Nutin
Grand Rapids
To-Dot Cow Spray for Livestock Protection
Advertises To-Dot Cow Spray as deadly to flies mosquitoes and lice on livestock with light odorless colorless formula and instant kill. Claims longer pasture protection for fancy breeders and dairymen with slight staining. Price 1.25 per gallon. Kirkpatrick Druggist.
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Kirkpatrick
Weekend visits thread through Alma and Bertha Lake towns
East Lincoln residents Harley Welch and Fern spend the weekend with Deloes Dunkie’s family at Bertha Lake. Arthur Kube and Chum Palmer also visit, and George Ickes calls on W Sprague. Visitors from Saginaw Frankenmuth Detroit and Lansing return home Sunday or Friday after cottage stays at Bertha Lake and nearby farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Welch
Alma
Fern
Margaret Dunkie
Bertha Lake
Deloes Dunkie
Arthur Kube
Farwell
Chum Palmer
George Ickes
W. Sprague
George Billmier
Saginaw
Gertrude
Elizabeth Rembald
Frankenmuth
Gertrude Pietsch
Detroit
Sturgis
Neva
Meril
Ed. McQuiston
Marguriete Rube
Lansing
Martin Groves
Felps District
Sprague
Surprise Birthday and Social Visits Across Town
Fame Randall Mre Lena Frees returned home Saturday to a party with neighbors and friends recalling her birthday. A midnight lunch, many presents, and warm wishes followed. John Colmus entertained his Flint brother for a few days, while Josephine Gibis visited her sister Anna in Vernon. Several families including the Bakers of Two Rivers and Mt. Pleasant, Gordon Ripenburg, Mrs. McGinnis of Farwell, and Edna Grover from Owosso shared visits with local relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Frees
John Colmus
Flint
Josephine Gibis
Anna
Vernon
Louis Baker
Two Rivers
Charles Baker
Mt. Pleasant
Gordon Ripenburg
Clute
McGinnis
Farwell
George Gibis P
Viola
Rosa Ickes
West Grant
William Krell
Clare
Edna Grover
Owosso
Charles Grover
Berry gathering party returns with canned and fresh berries
Northwest Greenwood families led by Mr and Mrs Wm Clark and relatives visited Boon on Wednesday and returned Sunday with 254 quarts canned and about 74 quarts fresh berries. Herbert Shimmel family Abe VanBuskirk and daughters Thelma and Delma also traveled to Boon last Monday for berries. Mr Kress went to Boon on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Clark
Beulah
H. B. Jones
N. Idress
Boon
Herbert Shimmel
Abe VanBuskirk
Thelma
Delma
Charles
Wir
Mr. Kress
Local Social Roundup and Frost Report
Night gatherings noted as residents visit for berries and meals. The area experienced a hard frost Monday night. Jerry Larian nears completion on repairs and painting for District No. 2 school. Visitors include Mrs. Mac Doty of Chicago and Dale Mean visiting grandparents. J Lowell Landis from Bowling Green Ohio stays with the Jones family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Pearson
Boon
Armstrong
McClinton
Shepherd
P. P. Chaffee
Jerry Larian
Mac Doty
Chicago
J. EB. Bruce
Dale Mean
Owosso
Wm. Clark
J. Lowell’ Landis
Bowling Green
Ohio
H. RB. Jones
Local Social Notes From Southwest Greenwood
Hazel Allen visits the Stuermer girls over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Carson travel to Lansing Saturday. George Sabin and family spend weekend with Mrs. John Sabin. Hosler visits A Hanner’s Wednesday. Robins visits Mrs. John Sabin Friday. Frank and Mary Haynak return to Detroit after visiting Jove Haynak family. Con Hamer and Pearl Hamer visit Albert Hamer Tuesday. Dyer family and Mrs. Bastian of Clare visit Albert Hamer Sunday. H Stuermer and daughters Flora and Pauline drive to Bay City Monday. Sunday School at 10:00 standard time with invitation to attend. A Harvard professor’s remark on Bible study cited. Guests at Herman Stuermer’s include Mrs. Smith of Harrison, Magnus, Larman of Clare, Cooper girls, and Neal of Cadillac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Allen
Con
Pearl Hamer
Albert Hamer
Harvard
Smith
Harrison
Magnus
Larman
Clare
Cooper
Neal
Cadillac
Herman Stuermers
Southeast Sheridan Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Elliott and family visited Beaverton on Sunday. Miss Smith returned home with them. Mrs. Claude Smith's sister from Clare visited Sunday. Bertha Wilson stayed in Flint with friends. Harley Sowle and children visited the Fred Coe home Friday to Sunday. Joe Lawson and wife visited Detroit and Pontiac last week. Roscoe Smith's visitors included Mrs. McDonald and Bruce Smith from Flint, J. Methner and son from Coleman, Ed Van Sicklen and family from West Vernon. The Macklem barn at the Macklem farm is finished. Fred Loomis and wife visited John Livingston’s home Sunday. Gerald Macklem's wife visited grandmother Mrs. Smalley Sunday. Mildred Lindstorm visiting Larson home, formerly Mildred Larson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Elliott
Beaverton
Miss Smith
Claude Smith
Clare
Bertha Wilson
Flint
Harley Sowle
Fred Coe
Joe Lawson
Detroit
Pontiac
Roscoe Smith
McDonald
Bruce Smith
J. Methner
Coleman
van Sicklen
West Vernon
Saul Macklem
Macklem
Fred Loomis
John Livingston
Gerald Macklem
Smalley
Mildred Lindstorm
Larson
Mildred Larson
Weather and farm notes from Dover area report threshing activity
Weather is dry with a light shower noted Sunday afternoon. Threshing has begun as Chas Witzpatrick and crew worked on farms east of Clare. R V Rule returned from a week of showing war pictures in the northern part of the state. Local visits include Stewart McInage and family with Floyd Allen, and A J Wilson family with Nettie of Cleveland visiting Frank Weavers, later returning home to Flint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Witzpatrick
VanConant
Sunday Camp Meeting at Rock Lake Draws Large Attendance
Sunday features Mrs Maud Harrington and her mother Mrs Finton, Mr and Mrs War Den Bers, and Mr and Mrs F Weaver attending camp at Rock Lake. A large crowd attended and reported a very good meeting. Scribe absent from Sunday School so contest standings unknown. Neal Kinne of Harrison visited the Weaver home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Harrington
Finton
War den Bers
Weaver
Rock Lake
Neal Kinne
Harrison
Weather Sets In As October Starts Quiet
Cooler weather begins the month as Milo Robinett and a crew work on a road to Wm Russell's. Geo Russell returns from Freeland while Mary stays longer. Prank Coats visits Milo Robinett's home. Mr and Mrs H W Burd host relatives from Jackson who camped and stayed all night. Basil and Noel Williams visit parents and pick blueberries. Chas Matthis works on a Clare area farm. Lucile Booth of Jackson visits Maxine Williams. Emmett Sutton and Fred Morgan accompany visits to Frank Shehan near Mt Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Robinett
Emmett Sutton
Fred Morgan
Frank Shehan
Mt. Pleasant
Preaching and Baptism Services in Colonville This Sunday
Colonville hosts Sunday evening preaching and a baptism at the river one mile south of the store on August 7 at 2 30 sun time. Also notes visits, a Sunday School picnic set for August 10 in Hberhart grove, and Ladies Aid meets at the church with a productive gathering.
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Colonville Store
Dale Davis
Columbiaville
Val Empey
Agnes Hampton
Woith Emerson
Lansing
Frans
Walters
Chas
Bodkins
Helen Broskey
Wesley Strouse
Sheridan
Dur ‘Phillips
Rosebush
C. Phillips
Arthur
Maxine Leichti
Katharine Leichti
Flint
Genetta Hampton
Wm. Reid
Harrison
Will James
Detroit
M. BD. Clute
Thad McCloud
Local residents visit and call on neighbors this week
Mrs. Russel Davis and children, Mrs. Lester Allen and baby, Mrs. E Milley and Mrs. John Rhodes were visitors at J. N. Teals. Floy Gordon and Vane Mickle visited Dell Beats of the Brown. L. Pudway called on Thurman Robinett. Neil Griffin and relatives from Flint Farwell visited their cousin Mrs. Acre. Milford Breese of Clare stayed with the Blystone family. Toghut and son surveyed the old Tonkin Dam site. Harrison ball game attended with Cappaert and Robinett. Mrs. Rhodes called on Mrs. Glen Poet. The Griffins dined with Mrs. Acre. Lloyd Comer of Clare visited Russel Davis. Varn Hains and family traveled to Port Huron to visit relatives Jerved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russel Davis
Lester Allen
E. Milley
John Rhodes
J. N. Teals
Floy Gordon
Vane Mickle
Dell Beats
The
Brown
L. Pudway
Thurman Robinett
Neil Griffin
Flint
Bruce Pelch
Donald
Farwell
FB. Acre
Milford Breese
Clare
Glen Blystone
Toghut and
Tonkin Dam
Wiint
PF. Acre
B. Cappaert
Harrison
Glen Poet
E. B. Cappaert
Lloyd Comer
Russel
Davis
Varn Hains
Port Huron
Saginaw
Pan Johnson
Detroit
Chas, Davis
Med Davis
Ross Dysiiger
Lee Dysinger
H. B. Cappaert’s
Art Keyer
John Acra
Koontz
Ruth
Bluffton
Ohio
Mickle
E. Miller
Fayhily
Alvin Dale
Carman Newman
Jess Newman
Houghton and Higgins Lakes
B. Gappaert
Grandma Davis
Ghag. Davis
IF. Acre
Vernell Mickle
T. Robinett
Alf, Abbott
John Hawley
Leo Sprunger
Social visits and family gatherings span several towns
The community reports numerous Sunday and weekday visits. Families including Johnsons, Davis, Dysingers, Acra, Koontz, Mickle, Rhodes, Blystone, Poet, Newman, and others traveled between Saginaw Harrison Bluffton and Flint. Attendees shared meals, called on relatives, and regrouped at homes and lakeside camps.
Light Odorless To-Dot Cow Spray For Breeders
An odorless colorless spray marketed for cattle use by Kirkpatrick Druggist promises instant kill and repellent action. It claims not to stain and to keep dark coated cattle from approaching longer.
Kid Gloves Material Origins Traced in Liberty
A note explains that kid gloves were originally made from kid skin and that the finest gloves now use this material while ordinary ones are from lamb skin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
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